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[tense music]

[grunts]

[screaming]

Our Jane Doe runs through here, this way.

The assailant pursues?

She falls here.

[grunts]

That's where he kills her.

Then he drags her over there.

Who are you?

♪

It's amazing.

It's almost as if she's actually breathing.

Let's get it photographed and circulated.

Television stations, newspapers, social media.

On it, Chief.

You okay, Sid?

Yeah.

Some of them just hit you more than the others, you know.

Life happens, you put it behind you and you move on.

Yeah. You don't, though.

That's partly what makes you such a good cop?

Big heart.

Not the steel trap mind.

Well, that's the other part.

Now, let's do the door to door again,

on that whole stretch of highway.

Yeah. Somebody had to have seen something.

I'll be back in an hour.

Thank you for coming. Excuse me, won't you?

Are you a little young for a retrospective?

[chuckles]

I didn't expect to see you here.

I wanted to say thank you. The portrait is spectacular.

Oh, well, just doing my part, you know.

Of course, you could always buy a painting.

I might just do that.

[Alberg] You get around, don't you?

Yeah, I like to travel.

Can't paint what you haven't seen yourself, right?

I mean, you could.

It wouldn't be very good, though.

Yeah. She's one of my favorites.

An eye for art runs in the family.

What's that?

Your mother was Shirley Alberg.

She was very good.

You're familiar with my mother's work?

Yeah, the gallery has a couple of hers.

She spent time here

on the Sunshine Coast, as you know, of course.

I was nine years old.

Trying to picture that.

A nine-year-old you. [chuckles]

"The Twins" by Millais.

Hey, very good. You know your art history.

Yeah, it's my homage.

Are you a fan of the pre-Raphaelites?

Not of them, but Millais...

Mr. Cummins, I'm so sorry.

I meant to come early to help set up.

No worries, Devon. Thank you for coming.

Hi, Mr. Alberg.

Hi Devon.

-Let me show you something? -Mmhmm.

Yeah, there's, uh, just something about him.

A real air of command.

[Cassandra] Okay, can you turn it up?

[sighs] Poor woman. It's just awful.

[Alberg] And we're asking for your help

identifying the victim.

Anyone who's seen this woman, please contact us immediately.

[tense music]

Hey, tons of calls already.

No ID.

No, not yet.

Someone said they saw her

in Saltery Bay on Saturday morning.

Let's build a timeline.

But we've also got sightings in Langdale,

Powell River, Earl's Cove, most of them simultaneous.

Like Moby Dick.

Moby Dick was ubiquitous.

Moby Dick was a whale.

Chief, got someone who says he knows her.

His name's Robert Cross, calling from Los Angeles.

Sounds like he might be legit.

Okay.

She's uh... was a client of mine, a friend.

And you... you're sure our Jane Doe is Sally Dublin?

I'm sure. I saw the picture, social media.

My God, somebody killed her.

The investigation's ongoing, Mr. Cross.

I'm afraid that's all I can tell you.

When did you last see Sally?

Six months ago. We had lunch together.

She's an actress? Was.

I'm a talent agent. I repped her.

She hadn't worked in a while, but we stayed in touch.

She was just a good soul, Chief Alberg.

I mean, I know she had her trouble with drugs,

but she put that all behind her.

That's the last time you were in contact with her?

No, actually, she called me about a week ago.

She was on the road, she said.

Sally loved to travel. She'd just pick up and go.

Mr. Cross, do you know if Sally was traveling alone?

She said she might look up a friend,

an old acquaintance

that lives part time on the Sunshine Coast.

Did she give you a name?

Yeah. Roger Galbraith.

He was a client of mine too,

until I dropped him a couple months ago.

[cell phone buzzes]

[cell phone buzzes]

Roger, what the hell?

We're at the cafe, you disappeared.

I need help.

I swear, hadn't seen her in years, Sally Dublin.

The woman who was killed.

But he's not gonna believe me.

Roger, where are you?

So if he asks you where I was,

just tell him I was with you, okay?

The night she died.

[Roger] Please.

Rog, where are you?

[Roger] Help me out, okay?

Come on, Cass, just be a good friend.

There are people that depend on me.

[hangs up]

Roger.

Not a bad night, huh?

An amazing night.

Uh... whoa.

I'm so sorry. That was so inappropriate.

Um... Mr. Cummins, I'm just so proud of you.

Thank you, Devon.

You know, I think this one... this one might be my favorite.

Who is she?

That's a long story.

What's up? You okay?

I just had a phone call. Um, Roger.

What about him?

He said that you'd want to know where he was

two nights ago.

We've been looking for him.

Two nights ago, that was Saturday night.

That was the night--

Sally Dublin was murdered.

He wants me to lie for him.

Where is he?

He wouldn't say.

Close your eyes.

What?

Just humor me. Close your eyes.

When he called you,

could you hear anything in the background?

People, music, cars, anything?

No. No, I'm sorry.

You need to sit down.

Please. Don't worry about me, Karl.

You've got enough on your plate.

I worry about you all the time, okay?

The rest is me doing my job.

Well, I'm fine.

What's he done?

Ready?

Just a sec.

You want to know something?

The best portrait I ever painted

is not even in this show.

Oh, my God.

They identified her.

That's the one.

You're not serious. You did this?

Why?

Karl... Chief Alberg asked me to help.

So you saw the body?

I did. And that was hard.

I said to myself, Tommy, you're an artist.

Just paint what you see.

That's... amazing.

[chuckle]

Well, it turned out, didn't it?

I'm really proud of that.

I mean, the poor woman, of course, but...

the work itself.

Who else knows?

Just you.

And do me a favor, let's keep it that way.

I just don't want people whispering--

You're the best.

I'm totally not.

You are.

Devon, don't sell yourself short.

You have real talent.

Mr. Cummins, if I had a chance to be half the artist you are,

I'd... I'd die happy.

Come on, I'll give you a ride home.

This is all, Edwina.

The photo reminded me of something.

I couldn't figure it out until--

She just got off the phone with Seattle PD.

A murder, six years ago, unsolved.

Baton Rouge. Years before that.

Sally Dublin. Saturday night. Same guy.

Now, he's here.

[sobbing]

[tense music]

I'm on the way.

Yes, yes, I've got it.

I will be there, okay? Just get off my back.

Oh!

[tense music]

Okay. No, you don't understand. I can't find my daughter.

I don't think Devon came home last night.

Her bed wasn't slept in.

If you hear from her,

please, just tell her to call me.

Morning.

Took a flyer and made it a double-double.

Thanks.

Tell Karl to post guards on houses that need it.

Everything okay?

My car, how long has it been like that?

Since I got here, like 2:00 a.m.

I didn't park it like that

and I sure as hell didn't do this!

Roger.

Calum, I really feel sick about this.

It must have been a truck that hit him or something.

2012.

Six years.

Six years.

Classic pattern. These guys go in cycles.

Pressure builds, something triggers, boom he kills.

Then what?

He's probably calm.

You could almost think he's human.

Who says he only killed three people?

Could be any number.

You think that's likely, Chief?

We don't know what we don't know until we do.

[phone rings]

We need to track Sally Dublin's movements.

I got her phone number from the agent.

Okay.

Yen.

Where are we with Roger Galbraith?

Still looking.

His sister hasn't seen him since yesterday.

Chief, got someone reporting a suspicious vehicle.

SUV, older model, dark green.

It was parked on the side of the road

past Wilson Creek, Saturday night,

right near where Sally Dublin was murdered.

We have a license plate number?

I'll get on it.

Okay.

Hey, sleeping beauty. Way past time.

I hate mornings.

It's ah, probably not a great idea

if you're still around when my dad gets back

considering he doesn't know you slept here.

Yeah.

I mean, unless you're gonna file a complaint or something.

So are you gonna file a complaint?

About what? Nothing happened.

You showed up at 2:00 in the morning.

I mean, you walked half the night.

Can we not do this right now.

Devon? What did he do?

He drove me home.

And...

And I made a fool of myself, okay?

I was gushing over him,

telling him how much I admire him,

blithering over how bad I want to be an artist.

And suddenly that's when it got weird.

He came on to you?

No. I came onto him.

He freaked out, and I panicked

so I bailed out of the car,

told him I needed to clear my head,

and I just started walking.

Dev, that is not nothing.

[exhales]

[cell phone ringing]

It's gonna be your mom... again.

Can I have some orange juice?

She's probably freaking out.

Yeah, and that's why I'm not answering.

[cell phone buzzes]

Don't!

Holly...

Hello?

Yeah, she's right here.

Do you wanna talk to her?

Okay, one sec.

Way to be junior police.

Hey, Mom. I was just gonna call you.

[Devon] It got late. Holly's was closer.

I have been halfway out of my mind.

I thought you trusted me.

Honey, there is someone killing women and you just disappear.

No, I haven't seen him. I have no idea where he is.

Except he helped himself to my car

when I was in bed... asleep.

What?

Yeah, last night. It had to have been him.

He brought it back, but he dinged something.

This is getting seriously creepy.

I'll keep someone posted.

No, that's not what I'm asking.

[knocks]

Boss, visitor for you.

Not now, Isabella.

Roger Galbraith.

I have to call you back.

I understand you wanted to see me.

This is murder.

You were friends with Sally Dublin?

Sally was a beautiful soul.

Mmhmm.

Did you know she was coming here?

No.

She didn't try to contact you?

I wish she had.

I hadn't seen Sally in years.

Uh... I hadn't been in touch.

I was as shocked as anyone.

Did she know you were here?

I have no idea.

This is the part where you flex the biceps

so I can feel the collar tighten.

You see that in the movies?

I've done that in the movies.

She didn't call.

Mmhmm.

Mr. Galbraith, where were you May 2012?

May of 2012? Oh, let me see, uh...

That was a dozen years ago,

so I don't actually know if I can remember

where the hell I was in May of 2--

Oh, Sioux Falls.

I was in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, shooting the pilot

for a little show called Braddock's Crossing,

which maybe you've heard of.

Where were you Saturday night?

I was at my sister's, Gail. You can call her.

So why do you ask Cassandra to lie for you?

You really want to go there?

Well, my sister is, you know, my sister.

And Cassandra is your girlfriend?

Well was.

She and I are pretty close.

I don't think you really like that.

To put it mildly, I think you would...

you would love to hang this on me.

Tell me about Sally Dublin's drug addiction.

She put it behind her years ago.

What about yours?

Six weeks in rehab. 2016.

Been clicking on TMZ, haven't you?

Another month, 2020.

Your agent told me.

Well, I fired that agent.

He says it's the other way around.

He's an agent so he's a liar.

Why'd you steal Cassandra's car?

I don't-- What are you talking about?

I didn't steal it.

Somebody took it without her knowledge.

Hit something.

Hm.

Look at me, Roger.

-Yeah. -Yeah.

'Cause I can always tell if somebody's lying to me.

[knock on door]

Huh.

You had her check my story... good.

Yeah.

I came in here in good faith.

So this is, you know, this is police harassment

unless you actually have something--

Galbraith, pretend you're in a silent movie.

You thought what?

You come here and act your way through.

Over to you, Sergeant.

See if you can wade through the crap

'cause I don't have time for this.

First off, I want to thank the community

for their continued assistance.

The tips have been numerous

and we're following up on all of them.

Chief, do you know why

Sally Dublin was here in Gibsons?

Somebody does.

And whoever you are,

we're asking you to please come forward.

But what reassurance can you offer to women in this--

We're working around the clock on this, we're doing--

Women are being stalked and killed.

And that's why I'm here, pleading for your assistance--

Chief Alberg, tell us something.

How many violent offenders, paroled or otherwise,

are currently living on the Sunshine Coast?

We're doing everything that we can

to assure the safety of people--

Why the hell should we trust you? Seriously.

What special credibility do you assert

as a middle-aged white male cop

standing on generations of toxic settler orthodoxy?

That went well.

Toxic settler orthodoxy was a good one.

Middle age was a cheap shot.

Thanks, Isabella.

Hey, Galbraith wants his lawyer.

That's fine. He's not our guy.

He's a jackass and a poser, but he didn't murder anyone.

Where are we with the dark green SUV?

Still trying to confirm, Chief.

I'll be on my phone.

Oh!

She was hot.

Mr. C.

Mr. C. Your fans want to know,

how did you feel when you saw Sally Dublin

lying on the mortuary slab?

Where'd you hear that?

Was Sally Dublin naked?

Jesse, try not to be so disgusting, okay?

I'm disgusting?

Get your hand off of me.

Trust me, kid,

you do not want to make this personal.

I see you.

Maybe you fool your art students,

but I see exactly what you are.

[crowd] Whoa!

[thud]

[crowd gasps]

He started it.

You saw that.

Mr. C, are you okay?

[Cummins] I'm fine, girls. Thank you very much.

Any idea who might have?

Almost anyone, I suppose.

Some neighbors think he's the killer.

I'm sorry.

Why, is that your handwriting?

I need to see your husband.

About?

Saturday night, Calum here?

When we first met, he told me about it.

He was 17 years old when it happened,

and his girlfriend was two years younger,

so... statutory rape.

But he said to me, I did my time.

I left that boy behind. I am not that man.

He is not that man, Chief Alberg.

This way.

Calum, we got a report

that a car was seen on the roadside

the night of the murder, a dark green SUV.

Is there any chance that you, that you saw it?

The only nice thing that happened today,

a local artist,

he just showed up half an hour ago.

It's as if Clyde's been brought back to life.

The artist, what's his name?

Cummins, Tommy Cummins.

He didn't know us from Adam and Eve.

Just when you're ready to give up

on a whole damn human race.

[exhales]

[tense music]

Jesse hit him?

Boom. Total sucker punch.

Jesse was being a dick, and then it just blew up.

He's expelled.

And Mr. Cummins?

He's okay, I think.

I mean, he was pretty shaken up.

Dude, you gotta show up before the day's half over.

Where is he, Mr. Cummins?

Not sure.

He left, like, right after it happened.

I need to see him.

What do you figure the odds are that this guy

waits another six years if we don't get him.

I guess it depends on how stable he is.

Stable?

Just in general.

How much does it take to set him off?

Some of these cases gets you more than others, you know.

Like this bastard.

Isabella told me about your sister.

She said you did everything you could.

As much as humanly possible to help her get clean.

And yet she didn't.

Well, completely unsolicited opinion.

You can't look after everybody, Sarg.

But you can try.

Something here you might want to look at.

Security footage.

-Gas station in Madeira Park. -Mmhmm.

Look. Saturday night, Madeira Park.

What, hour away?

Oh, not even.

That looks like Cassandra's car.

Does that look anything to you

like Roger Galbraith.

Oh, my God. So who's the woman?

Middle-aged settler back?

In his office.

Yeah, he isn't though, I just checked.

There's been a theft, huh. Someone swiped your photos.

So talented, isn't he?

He's traveled all over. Family money.

How many portraits has he done?

Um, I have 11 on display.

Devon says there's dozens more.

Devon Travis, she's a friend of my daughter's.

Yeah, she's practically his apprentice.

I think she has a crush.

[phone ringing]

Hey, kiddo, don't panic.

Call me back as soon as you can, okay?

I'm assuming this is about Roger.

With luck we won't need to keep the car for long.

Forensics just needs to comb through.

Okay. I'll take that as a yes.

Did Karl ask you to do this?

My call. He's off doing something else.

Roger borrowed it last night, which means he has my spare key.

I can't prove it, but fill your boots.

Have you seen him since this morning?

Not since yesterday.

Any idea where he might have gone?

His sisters?

We're having a hard time locating her as well.

I have known Roger since 9th grade,

and I'm starting to feel like I don't know him at all.

Is this yours?

Would you own that?

Oh, my God.

[tense music]

Sarge!

[police siren chirps]

Hey.

Mr. Galbraith...

I have a few more questions for you.

According to the cell phone provider,

Sally Dublin called your phone at 4:18 p.m. last Tuesday.

They made a mistake.

Really?

Look, she called.

She was my friend.

Then why did you lie?

Because I've never answered, okay?

'Cause I should have, 'cause I should have answered,

and I should have gone right then to meet her.

And if I'd done that, then she would still be alive.

Saturday night,

you were seen at a gas station in Madeira Park

in Cassandra Lee's vehicle with a female passenger.

Sarge.

What the hell's going on?

For God's sake,

just let's leave my sister out of this... please.

I wasn't even at school today,

and I didn't even say anything to anyone about Sally Dublin.

Swear to God.

It wouldn't matter either way, Devon.

I'd still forgive you.

My God, your poor face.

I'll never forgive Jesse for hitting you.

And I'm so sorry about last night.

Just glad you made it home safely.

[opera music playing]

Where are we going now?

There's something I've been wanting to show you...

for months.

I didn't think I was that ticked off,

but once I got going...

Ms. Travis.

You've got some nerve!

I need to speak to Devon?

She slept at your house last night.

You didn't have the decency to tell me.

I wasn't aware.

Where is she? I need to speak to her, it's urgent.

She called a few minutes ago.

She's with her teacher, Mr. Cummins.

Where?

Yes, we drove to Madera Park. I needed to score.

For yourself?

For both of us.

Look, I can't work. My mom's a houseplant.

Hey, take him over there.

Go with her.

Go.

[sobbing]

It's a really hard thing to have on your back, I know.

My little sister, Annie...

she didn't make it.

This is how you get ahold of me.

Twelve-step counseling, whatever you need.

I can recommend people.

But you have to try. You and your brother, okay?

[cell phone buzzes]

Damn it.

Sorry. Stay there.

Hey, boss. I'm just in the middle of something.

[Alberg] It's the art teacher, Cummins.

I'm on my way to his house now.

Yen! Gotta go!

This is my sanctum.

The tools of my trade.

You know, we could share this.

The two of us.

[tense music]

[siren wailing]

This is Alberg. I'm en route to the Cummins house.

7719 Maskell Road.

All units, repeat, I need backup.

7719 Maskell Road.

[siren wails]

[tense music]

[siren wails]

[screaming] Help! Help!!!

Help!!!

Help!!!

Help!!!

Help! Help!!

[screaming]

Don't!

[screaming]

Let her go.

Put the gun down, Chief.

It's over, Cummins.

Put!

The gun... down.

Let the girl go.

Or what? Are you gonna put me down like a rabid dog, huh?

Let her go!!!

You're wondering where your daughter is?

Put the gun down and maybe I will give you a little hint.

Put it down!

We could have had everything.

[yelps]

[sings opera]

Where's my daughter?!

What did you do to Holly?!!!

[cell phone buzzes]

Dad, I don't have my phone on all the time.

I'm with Cassandra.

You should talk to her, you know.

It's not my business, except it is.

Because I care about you guys.

Oh, honey, so good to hear your voice.

[sirens wailing in the distance]

[police radio chatter]

Bring it in.

So nice to have you back at work.

Thanks Chief.

Ms. Travis...

We're gonna need Devon to stop by the station

next day or so and make a formal statement.

Whenever she's ready.

Thank you.

Of course. You guys take care.

Chief Alberg...

Thank you.

As far as toxic male settlers go, Chief,

you sure do rise to an occasion.

These three we know about.

How many others?

They all had loved ones.

Friends.

These too?

How many are out there?

Ten?

Thirty?

More?

Can I get a cup of coffee?

This won't make any difference for your sentence.

I'm asking you as a human being.

Tell me.

You wanna know something crazy?

Clyde... was still alive when I found him.

That means somebody hit him and just kept driving.

Can you believe that?

So I sat with him... for a while.

His head in my lap.

I love dogs.

There is nothing... more intimate, Karl.

More personal...

than comforting some poor soul as the light leaves their eyes.

It's magic.

[Cummins begins to hum]

[door slams shut]

I...

I would say I'm sorry, but...

I don't suppose there's much point.

The police.

Yeah, I talked to them.

You're spare key.

Roger, take care of yourself. Gail, too.

Yeah, she'll be fine.

Both of us... back to rehab.

Rebuild a career. One more mountain.

You're in love with him aren't you, Chief Doright?

Excuse me?

Head over heels.

No, I am not, not that it's any of your business.

Liar.

This is 12th grade all over again.

You and Conrad Milbers.

Except you didn't really love ol' Conrad.

You just thought you did.

You'd be the expert, would you?

It's rare.

And precious, Cass, to genuinely love someone.

I wouldn't screw it up.

I mean, I would screw it up being me,

but you shouldn't.

Last words from an old friend.

Need anything more from me?

No, I'm all good.

I'll catch up with you at the restaurant.

Okay.

Isabella.

Lawyer goes swimming in shark infested waters.

First shark turns to his buddy and says, hey--

'Night, Sarge.

[chuckles]

How about you, Sarge?

Any big dreams?

Paying down my mortgage.

No, really?

Head of security for a medical marijuana operation.

There's one just up the road.

They're looking for security and they pay.

That, plus my full pension.

Of course, not till I retire.

Which is not happening anytime soon, I hope.

Hey, Corporal.

This was all you.

The boss nailed the guy.

But you made that Seattle connection.

This is all you. I hope you know that.

Yeah.

I'm pretty damn good at this job.

[chuckles]

People tell me you're a hero.

Just trying to stand 10 feet tall,

like us police chiefs do.

You ever gonna get yourself that boat?

I'm working my way up to it.

Right now I'm reading Moby Dick.

I've always loved this town. That's why I moved back.

Yeah, it has a way, doesn't it?

My home too now.

I love living here.

And I want to live without having to watch

and remember and worry constantly.

I just want to live my life.

I tell you Steph's coming to town?

Both daughters.

Full house.

I can't wait.

I'm going to run for town council.

-Seriously? [Cassandra chuckles]

Council member Lee. I like the sound of that.

Well, then you better vote, Alberg.

Arts and culture committee.

Yeah, that or police oversight.

It's a joke, right?

Probably.

You never know.

[laughs]

You can be an exasperating person, you know that.

That's what my daughters keep telling me.

And I'm a cop.

Yeah.

Last "type" you ever wanted.

It's not just about you.

No, I get it, I do.

Wherever I go, whatever I do,

police chief, I bring him with me.

♪ An angel on my windowsill

One day you'll have to tell me what happened in Sacramento.

But something clearly did. It's not my business, but...

I'm really sorry this didn't work out.

Don't be such a snowflake.

Excuse me?

[laughs] Look, I'm... I'm sorry, too.

So what do you want to do about it?

Well, I'd like to talk more sometimes.

No. I've been thinking.

♪ I'm fallin' in love

I think that might be part of the problem.

We both think too much.

-What do you want? - ♪ Maybe for the first time

♪ ... Baby, it's my mind

You.

♪ I know I'm not alone

What do you want?

♪ Ah, la, la, la, la, lo, lee, lo ♪

♪ Ah, la, la, la, la, lo, lee, lo ♪

♪ Ah, la, la, la, la, lo, lee, lo ♪

♪ Oh

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♪

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